After looking both at Lowe's and the Depot, we were unable to find new fans to fit, but were able to find one Josh could dismantle and re-figure to fix the noisy fan.
On our way home, I decided that ice cream sounded good. (note*** this is unusual for me, Josh is the ice cream guy....)
Josh said, "sure, do you want to stop at Baskin Robbins or the store?" Well, I had a hankering for something like a peanut buster parfait, so I voted Dairy Queen. Well, the closest ( and only) DQ was in Nashville, 20 minutes away from where we were. *sigh*
So we decided to go back home and get the kids and go to "Sweet Ce Ce's" frozen yogurt in Downtown Franklin.
I had heard this was the 'place to go', but I kind of poo poo'ed it thinking it is just another yogurt place, what's the big deal?! Well... it is well worth the trip- the yogurt was very tasty, with many fun flavors to choose from- blackberry pie, cupcake batter, chocolate malt, carrot cake, and 60+ other rotating gourmet flavors.
sweet Ce Ce's, Main Street, Franklin, TN
the inside
Well, we walked in, and were greeted by a number of people, not to mention there was a gentleman playing LIVE music-- and he was really good!
He was full of fun, and had all the kids engaged, teaching them how to beat box ( boots and cats, boots and cats... really fast) and how to scratch ( say Eric really fast over and over again)
Much to our surprise ( these things still blow us away- getting used to being in the Bible belt ) He was openly talking about his relationship with Jesus Christ, and all of his songs were Christian songs! Rowan leaned over and said, "Um, Mom.. I think he might be a Christian...."
He is from Ohio originally, and waiting for his big break here in Nashville.
Check him out--
Richard Jordan
We were so thankful that the Lord had orchestrated this fun, spontaneous outing, on a Tuesday night-- what a blessing! He plays Tuesdays, Saturdays and Sundays- we will be back!
No comments:
Post a Comment